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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
2
A historical column argues against overvaluing Napoleon era tactics and envisions Hitler’s European conquest as a warning. It discusses Napoleon, Prussia, and past Allied responses, then shifts to nostalgia for World War II mobilization and defense industry planning, noting criticisms of excess reminiscence and the need for realism.
A New York commentary argues the war has shifted to the North Atlantic with Nazi bombers and submarines threatening Britain and U S supply lines. It notes U boat tactics, small submarine production, and needs for corvettes and destroyers as Britain fights to preserve its lifeline across the ocean.
Ten Coast Guard cutters will convoy migrating Pacific seal herds from warmer waters toward Alaska for the summer. A portion will guard the seals during the mating season and through autumn, under an international pact effective since 1911 among the United States Great Britain Russia and Japan to protect the endangered herds.
Kingston reports that civilian use of aluminum will be restricted as the metal is diverted to military needs. Officials estimate 600 million pounds produced by Aluminum Company of America in 1941, with 350 million pounds for defense, leaving 250 million for civilians. A Reynolds Metals plant expansion in Lis heating will add 40 million pounds this year and rise to 60 million by spring 1942, with 80 percent of output reserved for government use.
A column discusses vibrating exercise boxes and horseback riding as liver stimulants to boost mood and bowels. It cites McGill research and a Wood and Danshill rhyme, notes daily walks, and reviews vaccines' modest cold benefits. It ends with a Q&A on sugar in waste and diabetes risk.
A dated humor piece notes seventeen airlines offer installment air travel with no down payment and credit approvals. It imagines travelers boarding now and paying later, comparing to railroads, and joking about collecting on delivery and humorous customer remittance notes.
A reflective column notes postwar housing in trailers for defense workers and public fatigue with radio advertising. It recalls humorous wartime shows for draftees and jokes about military and theater icons, while musing on a distant prospect of war and cultural nostalgia.
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